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Slot: conforms_to_standard

Which registered data standard conforms_to names, where one applies — a term rather than prose, so the corpus can be queried for "what standards does this follow?" (#403).

conforms_to records what the sources say, in their words. This records which standard that is. Populate both for the same standard: one is verbatim evidence, the other is the normalized term, and they answer different questions.

Use OTHER when the sources name a standard this vocabulary lacks, and keep the name in conforms_to so nothing is lost. Never pick a near-neighbour — reporting BIDS because a dataset is neuroimaging, when the sources say otherwise, is an invention.

URI: dcterms:conformsTo Alias: conforms_to_standard

Applicable Classes

Name Description Modifies Slot
File A single file within a dataset or file collection no
DataSubset A subset of a dataset, likely containing multiple files of multiple potential... no
DatasetCollection A collection of related datasets, likely containing multiple files of multipl... no
Dataset A single component of related observations and/or information that can be rea... no
FileCollection A collection of files with shared characteristics (format, purpose, structure... no
Information Grouping for datasets and data files no

Properties

Identifier and Mapping Information

Annotations

property value
d4d:docExample BIDS

Schema Source

  • from schema: https://w3id.org/bridge2ai/data-sheets-schema

Mappings

Mapping Type Mapped Value
self dcterms:conformsTo
native data_sheets_schema:conforms_to_standard

LinkML Source

name: conforms_to_standard
annotations:
  d4d:docExample:
    tag: d4d:docExample
    value: BIDS
description: 'Which registered data standard `conforms_to` names, where one applies
  — a term rather than prose, so the corpus can be queried for "what standards does
  this follow?" (#403).

  `conforms_to` records what the sources say, in their words. This records which standard
  that is. Populate both for the same standard: one is verbatim evidence, the other
  is the normalized term, and they answer different questions.

  Use `OTHER` when the sources name a standard this vocabulary lacks, and keep the
  name in `conforms_to` so nothing is lost. Never pick a near-neighbour — reporting
  BIDS because a dataset is neuroimaging, when the sources say otherwise, is an invention.'
from_schema: https://w3id.org/bridge2ai/data-sheets-schema
rank: 1000
slot_uri: dcterms:conformsTo
alias: conforms_to_standard
domain_of:
- Information
range: DataStandardEnum
multivalued: true